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EU: Council of the European Union: Standing Committee on operational co-operation on internal security (COSI): EU Policy Cycle: Implementation Monitoring

30 May 2013

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"As set out in the Council Conclusions on the creation and implementation of a EU policy cycle for organised and serious international crime, COSI shall every 6 months monitor the progress of the implementation of the operational action plans."

See: Standing Committee on operational co-operation on internal security (COSI): EU Policy Cycle: Implementation Monitoring (9996/13, pdf)

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